Burberry Skirt

[Diordiva]

Hello! Someone is selling this supposedly vintage Burberry skirt but the pattern of the plaid is unusual. Just want to know if this is authentic. Thanks!

 

[SarahS]

Hello! Do you have any additional photos, such as the fabric content tag? Also, depending on what you classify as vintage, this is most likely early 2000s. Burberry changed their name from Burberrys in 1999.

 

[Vintagiality]

We cannot authenticate items here per our forum rules.

 

[denisebrain]

Yes, I'm sorry, we don't authenticate. Sometimes people miss our Forum Introduction post: https://forums.vintagefashionguild.org/pages/Welcome-to-the-VFG-Forums-please-read/

Sarah is right about Burberry vs. Burberrys.

 

[Diordiva]

Hello! Do you have any additional photos, such as the fabric content tag? Also, depending on what you classify as vintage, this is most likely early 2000s. Burberry changed their name from Burberrys in 1999.

Hi! No other tags except for the one shown

 

[Diordiva]

Yes, I'm sorry, we don't authenticate. Sometimes people miss our Forum Introduction post: https://forums.vintagefashionguild.org/pages/Welcome-to-the-VFG-Forums-please-read/

Sarah is right about Burberry vs. Burberrys.

It’s okay. I’m more interested in the pattern whether Burberry really had that because it’s really nice. Thanks

 

[Diordiva]

Update: got more photos from seller

 

[denisebrain]

Well, it isn't the very classic Burberry plaid, but that might mean nothing.

You could try asking Burberry: https://us.burberry.com/customer-service/contact-us/

 

[SarahS]

During the early 2000s is when Burberry really started making renditions of the classic camel nova check. I can't say this pattern is legit, but it would make sense given the time frame.

 

[Midge]

Also going by style and shape I would say 99 to early 00's looks right. I had a sort of knock-off skirt in the same shape then - not trying to be Burberry, but obviously taking inspiration there, also beige, with a large-ish check pattern.

 

[GemGem]

Hmm…. Interesting. Burberry blue label has been made specifically to market in Japan under license. However, the label I usually see has BURBERRY in capital letter then ‘BLUE LABEL’ underneath that.

 

[Diordiva]

Well, it isn't the very classic Burberry plaid, but that might mean nothing.

You could try asking Burberry: https://us.burberry.com/customer-service/contact-us/

I already did. CS doesn’t know either